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Huning Castle is an upscale suburb near city attractions
Huning Castle is an upscale Albuquerque suburb named for a 19th-century mansion that once stood on 700 acres of farmland. Today, the neighborhood is close to some of the city's main attractions, such as ABQ BioPark, Old Town and downtown. "[It's a] very lovely neighborhood, walkable to a ton of restaurants," says Max Maner, a relatively new Realtor with BHHS New Mexico Properties. Huning Castle is also sometimes called the "country club area" as it's also just next door to the Albuquerque Country Club. Aside from location, Maner says the overall condition of the homes is a key draw. "A couple of the homes have been featured in really popular TV shows like 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul'."
Huning Castle welcomes families to its great neighborhood.
Families love the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden in Huning Castle.
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The neighborhood's homes are diverse in type and style
The neighborhood is mainly filled with single-family homes. Architecture is diverse, offering a mix of adobe, Spanish Revival, midcentury modern, Southwestern and ranch-style styles. Oak and evergreen varieties spring from yards filled with pebbles, shrubs or grass. Prices generally range from $294,000 to $500,000, but they can go over $1 million. “The main thing [determining value] is condition and size,” Maner says. Homebuyers can also find condos and townhouses that range from around $150,000 to $470,000. Though some townhouses head into the $700,000s as they get larger.
Single-family homes come in various styles in Huning Castle, including adobe and Spanish Revival.
Adobe style homes with large tress are common throughout the Huning Castle area.
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The public schools are rated C to A-minus on Niche
Students attend Albuquerque Public Schools. Lew Wallace Elementary School and Washington Middle School both earn C ratings on Niche. Albuquerque High School scores an A-minus rating and supports bilingual education with honors and advanced-placement classes taught in English and Spanish.
Lew Wallace Elementary School serves Huning Castle students with excitement.
Albuquerque High School has a wonderful staff that serves Huning Castle.
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Passive green spaces and immersive parks nearby
Forest Park and Oxnard Park are small, passive green spaces in Huning Castle filled with benches, trees and flowers. Rio Grande Park is along the neighborhood's southwestern side with a playground, catch-and-release pond and dog park. The park is across from a large cottonwood forest interwoven with trails. Hikers can follow the trails north to Tingley Beach, which, while not an actual beach, offers access points to the Rio Grande and more fishing ponds also used for sailing model boats and paddling. Tingley Beach is a part of ABQ BioPark, a huge Albuquerque attraction that draws around 1.5 million visitors annually. The park also encompasses an aquarium, a 64-acre zoo and a botanic garden showcasing plants of the Southwest and other arid climates. Events are hosted in the park’s various sections throughout the year, such as family picnic nights at the botanic garden to “Boo at the Zoo” in October.
Large, well kept homes surround Oxnard Park in Huning Castle.
Forest Park is a small, lush park in Huning Castle.
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Old Town and downtown are just a walk away
Old Town and downtown Albuquerque are within a mile of Huning Castle. Sunday Bagels, Vinaigrette salad shop and the Dog House Drive In hot dog stand are some of the first stops outside the neighborhood. The eateries spread out along Central Avenue, the gateway to the rest of downtown, which is packed with restaurants and bars. The Pueblo-deco KiMo Theatre is along that road and has been a staple of the downtown area since the late 1920s. Old Town is centered around the Spanish Colonial San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church and a hub of independent eateries and businesses that support the arts. Church Street Cafe serves classic New Mexican fare crafted from family recipes in an early 18th-century building. Blackstone and The Silver Artichoke sell handmade goods sourced from local Indigenous communities. For groceries, Silver Street Market is also within a mile.
Enjoy lunch with friends at the historic Church St Cafe in Huning Castle.
Huning Castle residents can shop at the many galleries in Old Town.
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It's possible to live here without a car, and highways are nearby
ABQ BioPark, Old Town and downtown are all within walking distance of Huning Castle, making it possible to get by without a car. Central Avenue Northwest and Tingley Drive Southwest are the main thoroughfares that connect the neighborhood to the wider area. Interstate 25 is less than 3 miles east and flows north to intersect with Interstate 40.
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On average, homes in Huning Castle, Albuquerque sell after 17 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Huning Castle, Albuquerque over the last 12 months is $482,500, up 61% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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